Collection 1

11:00- 14:00

The Effect of Beauty (9:08)
Dir. Jan Marien Evers, Lissette Eve

Set within a vibrant creative community, this documentary explores the transformative power of beauty, creativity, and faith. Through the voices of artists, makers, and seekers, the film reflects on
how engaging with nature and the creative process can restore hope, confront inner struggles, and cultivate a deeper awareness of God.

Follow Me! (1:14:09)
Dir. Alexey Yakupov-Syshchikov

The story of the Apostle and Evangelist Matthew told through the eyes of our contemporary, Matvey Pchelintsev. The film explores the themes of heavenly patronage and a person’s return to the Christian faith. Orthodox spiritual practice helps the protagonist find a life-affirming moral foundation as he senses the unseen presence of his heavenly patron; his example also leads his friend Andrey into the fold of the Russian Orthodox Church.

It’s Me & Baba (9:31)
Dir. Tucker Schwier

Set against the backdrop of a language school in Greece, this documentary follows a missionary and her 95-year-old grandmother as they journey together across nations, faith, and generations. What begins as a personal calling unfolds into a shared mission—one marked by loss, radical obedience, and unexpected adventure. Through their story, the film explores the cost and beauty of surrender, the power of intergenerational faith, and a life shaped not by comfort, but by a continual “yes” to God.

A Few Miles Away (12:25)
Dir. Raquel Roriz

 In the UK, trafficking and exploitation are often hidden in plain sight, affecting vulnerable people in ways many don’t expect. What we once thought was distant is actually happening within our own communities, schools, and everyday environments, shaped by deeper issues like greed,
consumerism, and indifference.

Hannah Pamplin

In Colossians it says what whatever we do -  do it as a representative of the Lord...so what does that mean for us as creative people? Does every film have to be about Jesus' life? Can we represent Christ in the way things are made not just what we make?


Hannah is an Art Psychotherapist, Director, Actor, writer, dog mum and woman seeking (hopefully) His Kingdom.